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Pub Poetry: A fun, free and informal night of lighthearted and downright comic spoken word and poetry.Everyone is welcome to read something fun, whether its your own or just something you like, to a very welcoming and clappy audience. Theres beer, theres spoken word and there will be a limerick competition.See you there - any queries, email pubpoetry@nottscomedyfestival.co.uk and Nick will get back to you quickly.Price: FreeEvery second Monday of the month throughout 2010at The Canalhouse, Canal Street, Nottingham NG1 7EHJoin the group on Facebook: Pub Poetry Nottingham.
Pub Poetry at The Canalhouse in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire on Monday, 13 September 2010.
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